Os ETFs de ações dos EUA arrecadaram incríveis US$ 18 bilhões no dia seguinte às eleições, desencadeando uma onda de compra no 'negócio Trump'.

A Golden Finance report stated that after Donald Trump won the US presidential election, traders rushed to buy risk assets ETF, and they were basically indifferent to the prospect of rising interest rates that threatened some of these strategies. On Wednesday, exchange-traded funds mainly invested in US stocks recorded a capital inflow of about $18 billion. Data shows that this is nearly 16 times the average daily inflow in 2024. The capital flow mainly reflects the 'Trump Trade', which bets that the elected president will relax regulatory positions on industries such as banks and cryptocurrencies, and support companies whose businesses are mostly within the United States. iShares Russell 2000 ETF (code IWM), which tracks small-cap stocks, recorded a net capital inflow of $3.9 billion on Wednesday, the largest single-day inflow in over 17 years. SPDR S&P Regional Banking ETF (KRE) saw a record-breaking daily capital inflow, while a fund under DWS Bank that tracks financial stocks attracted a capital inflow of $1.6 billion, the highest since 2016.